Felix De St-Hilaire, 10, from Quebec was born blind but he sings and plays blues guitar, making music in the style of B.B. King, Charley Patton and Robert Johnson – and he does it all by ear, according to local media.
More Filipino women are battling chronic energy deficiency and obesity than men, according to the latest national nutrition survey.
Despite fame and fortune, celebrity artists may be more vulnerable to depression than the rest of us, brought low by the same creative qualities that gave them success in the first place, analysts say.
He oozes with sex appeal every time he poses for the cameras. Off-camera, he makes a living responding to bomb threats at airports.
When I was a kid, my classmates would tell stories about their adventures during summer vacations spent with their respective families.
Jeweler Hans Brumann has an idiosyncratic approach to jewelry, treating it both as an accessory and an art.
With more and more people using energy-efficient appliances to help slow down environmental degradation, manufacturers are touting inverter technology as a way to reduce power consumption and conserve valuable but finite resources.
Some of our town’s most prominent celebrities passed all their other invites so they could make it to the recent birthday bash of their dear friend, low-profile construction magnate Alice Eduardo.
Oversized antique accent seats that hark back to a genteel era, modern art works ensconced in red niches—touches from Manila’s Art Deco period will welcome guests to Amelie Hotel Manila when it opens third quarter of this year. It is interior stylist Anton Barretto’s way of paying tribute to Manila’s old splendor.
Fairy tale magic unfurls at Onstage in Greenbelt 1 as “Pinocchio,” the loveable puppet known the world over, goes on adventures that take him through trials and temptations and finally to the fulfillment of a father’s dream.
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